Mollify

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 66
mol′i-fī, v.t. to make soft or tender: to a uage: to calm or pacify:— pa.p. moll′ified. — adjs. Moll′ient , serving to soften: a uaging; Moll′ifiable .— ns. Mollificā′tion , act of mollifying: state of being mollified: mitigation; Moll′ifier ; Moll′ine , a base for ointments used in skin diseases, a soft soap mixed with exce of fat and glycerine.— adj. Mollipī′lose , having soft plumage.— n. Mollipilos′ity , fleecines, fluffine .— adj. Mollit′ious , luxurious.— n. Moll′itude . [Fr.,—L. mollificāre — moll is , soft, facĕre , to make.]
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